Live Web
by Andrew CrowI’ve been invited to speak at the Live Web event today here in San Francisco. People like Om Malik, Jason Calacanis, Michael Arrington, others and me. Ought to be interesting. Hopefully they will be recording it for podcast release.
Among the topics the roundtable will be talking about are:
• As asynchronous social networks experience tremendous growth, what can we expect from synchronous applications?
• Will synchronous applications and the Live Web require different standards for advertising display and measurement?
• How can synchronous applications companies stimulate third-party developer innovation on our platforms?
I’ll be approaching any conversation from the perspective of designing for the user and the overall experience. Some of the blind assumptions I’m bringing to the table are:
Does asynchronous behavior create a richer environment for people to live in online?
Is context the most important thing to be aware of when advertising in an asynchronous environment?
Discuss.
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